This change something. The seam jar is in the ear. However, the structure of
the ear is completely a mess now. Namely, WEB-INF folder is on the top of ear
structure. ejb and web projects miss the configuration files in the root of jar
and war
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mvn package outside of Eclipse does the job perfect. The ear content is the
same that on the download site. If I deploy the result ear to JBoss AS
manually, it just work.
So, the problem is inside the Eclipse.
The scenario is the same that posted at the beginning of this thread. To avoid
a
This is like it looks. Does not matter what the project is.
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It was even more complicated. FireFox stored the credential and invoked it
regardless I use SergeySmirnov or sergeysmirnov. The problem is resolved
only after I cleaned up the cashed data. Thank you for the clue. I am back now.
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Max, after the optional portion of m2eclipse are added, I was able to add
richfaces photoalbom application for the deployment to JBoss 5.1.0. However,
the deployment itself is failed.
The major problem is missing jboss-seam-2.1.1.GA.jar inside the ear file.
In case of launching mvn package
Sorry Max, but I cannot do it. All previous rights including ability to create
a new issue in JBoss Jira have been closed for my account in May. I can only
browse the issues there.
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I have tried the RichFaces' photoAlbum demo today. The same result.
I did not run mvn eclipse:eclipse on the code taken from jboss svn. So,
m2eclipse was used.
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Just have done with scratch.
Fresh copy of Eclipse 3.5 JavaEE unpacked to the disk
Inside the Eclipse:
Installing JBoss Tool from
http://download.jboss.org/jbosstools/updates/nightly/trunk/
[x] Jboss Tools
[ ] Jboss Tools Integration
restarting eclipse
Installing m2eclispse from
I cannot. It is not a public project.
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Environment:
JBoss AS 5.1.0
JBoss Tool 3.1.0 M3 (nightly/3.1.0.M3/200907150917)
Reproducing:
1. mvn eclipse:eclipse on the root of the project
2. Import as Existing Maven Project
3. Add and Removing... on the JBoss 5.1.0 Runtime Server in the Server View
Result: project is not in the list of
this is excellent explanation , you saved me a lot of frustration
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Solutions from Exadel:
Flex with Seam without JSF:
http://exadel.com/web/portal/flamingo
with JSF:
http://exadel.com/web/portal/fiji
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szaccaria wrote : Other person have the same problem...
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They are different, but not the same.
1. Using h:commandLink (but
region limits the part of the component tree that will be processed (validation
and update model phases). In your case, if you surround the input-textbox with
region, other fields of the form will be ignored (bypassed) on the server. I.e.
it is exactly what you desire to have.
View the
you need to surround with a:region the part that you want to be processed, but
not the part you do not want. I.e. you need to surround h:selectBooleanCheckbox
in the code above.
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James, as I see the primary source of the event is calendar, but not an input
field. Input field is a target of changes made in calendar. So, may be it is
better to send update right from it instead of dancing around text field.
You can send update invoking the a4j:jsFunction right from the
Why not? I suggest to use the primary event to trigger the update. If user
inputs the date manually in input field, it will be a source.
The similar situation with input field and attached suggestion box. if user
selects from the list, onselect on suggestionbox is event that can be used to
if you use MyFaces, you might use t:inputText instead of h:inputText . You can
attach suggestionbox to any components that has a value attribute and on
event set. This is an idea of 'for' attribute that allows to enhance the
existing component instead of replacing it.
This is similar
t: is just for example. It does not matter for suggestionbox, it is t: h: my:
foo: or bar: :-)
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reind wrote :
| I've not set either of these myself. My understanding, as well, was that
they were set by default.
By default, the queue is not specified and delay is not specified as well. In
this case, nothing stops ajax requests to be sent immediately just after
events occur.
Having
I guess, if you add:
a4j:outputPanel ajaxRendered=true
| h:messages /
| /a4j:outputPanel
you can whay the action is not invoked.
Instead of using ajaxSingle=true surround s:decorate with a4j:region
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I have walked through all the features of jsftoolbox and still did not quite
realize what the current Exadel Studio misses in contrast to jsftoolbox. Could
you point me to the right direction?
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ajax4jsf has no ajax:autocomplete component. Could you double check what the
component library you are using?
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do you have other fields at the form? If so, add ajaxSingle=true to the
a:support to avoid the processing of them.
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add forceparser as an init param set to false
i.e. :
display-nameAjax4jsf Filter/display-name
filter-nameajax4jsf/filter-name
filter-classorg.ajax4jsf.Filter/filter-class
init-param
param-nameforceparser/param-name
param-valuefalse/param-value
/init-param
filter-mapping
also,
for filter mapping:
dispatcherREQUEST/dispatcher
| dispatcherFORWARD/dispatcher
| dispatcherINCLUDE/dispatcher
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g4jsf is not about the Google Map component, but about Google Web Toolkit
(GWT). If you need only the map, there is no reason to use g4jsf.
Take a look at http://livedemo.exadel.com/a4j-jsFunction/
This example show how you can able to use pure Google Map Widget and Google Map
API to integrate
What are the jar files for ajax4jsf you have in the classpath. It should be
three of them. The filter-mapping you have does not cover them whole use cases.
Please, sync it with what is mentioned at:
https://ajax4jsf.dev.java.net/nonav/ajax/ajax-jsf/download.html
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Take a look at http://www.michaelyuan.com/blog/java/?postid=160 . It helps to
bypass a couple bumps on the road to integration.
P.S. I am not a Seam maker, but from the Ajax4jsf team.
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Ajax4jsf does not require any specific state saving method. I.e. both client
and server methods are acceptable.
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Sergey : Ajax4jsf team
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